About Us

How we became Grando’s partner in India

Before we sold a single Grando printer, we ran one. OSME operated its own fabric process house in Surat, and we bought a Grando sublimation printer to use ourselves. We spent months testing ink and software combinations until we were confident the machine, the ink, and the workflow genuinely held up under real production pressure — not just on a spec sheet.

Once we trusted the results, we became Grando’s authorized partner for India in 2016, starting with Surat and expanding from there. Today we supply, install, and service Grando sublimation printers, direct-to-fabric printers, and position printers for textile manufacturers across Surat, Ahmedabad, Delhi, Noida, Ludhiana, Bhiwandi, and beyond — with the same standard we held ourselves to when we were the customer first.

What makes a Grando machine different

We get asked this a lot by manufacturers comparing quotes from multiple suppliers. A few honest, specific answers:

• Built heavier for stability, not just speed. An 8-head sublimation printer from most suppliers runs around 500–600 kg. The equivalent Grando 8-head machine is built to roughly double that — closer to 1,100 kg — which means less vibration at high speed and more consistent print quality run after run.
• Wider print bed. Most machines in this category print at 72 inches. Grando machines print at 80 inches, giving you more usable width per pass.
• Local service, not a call center. In Surat, our area-wise after-sales teams target a 15-minute response to service complaints. In Ahmedabad and Noida, where we maintain offices with resident engineers, our target is 45 minutes. Digital textile printing machines don’t stay idle well — production downtime is expensive, so response time is a spec we take as seriously as print resolution.
• We stock spare parts and genuine ink, not just machines — so a clogged printhead or an ink issue doesn’t turn into a week of downtime waiting on an import.

Our technology

Grando machines use precision piezoelectric inkjet printheads, Variable Drop Technology for finer detail control, and an integrated color management system built for consistent, repeatable color across production runs — whether you’re running sublimation transfer printing, direct-to-fabric printing, or position printing for placement designs. We work across the machine range: 3-head, 4-head, 8-head, 12-head, 15-head, 16-head, and 20-head sublimation printers, direct-to-fabric printers, and position printers — sized to fit anything from a small process house to a large export unit.

Where we work

We’re headquartered in Surat — Gujarat’s textile hub and still our largest market — with active service coverage in Ahmedabad, Delhi, Noida, Ludhiana, and Bhiwandi, and machines running in process houses and manufacturing units across India. If you’re evaluating a digital textile printing machine anywhere in India and want a team that will actually pick up the phone after the sale, talk to us.